Chicago Sky Coach Addresses Angel Reese's Recovery
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Chicago Sky star Angel Reese set a WNBA record in her return, but her comments suggest a challenging recovery process.
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The Chicago Sky, who are set to visit the New York Liberty on Thursday night, finally have standout forward Angel Reese back. Reese, who is already a two-time All-Star at age 23, returned from a back injury on Tuesday in a 94-88 loss to Seattle.
Chicago Sky React to Angel Reese Development Outside of WNBA originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Chicago Sky have greatly missed Angel Reese during her second season in the WNBA.
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Amid these struggles, Chicago received some encouragement when coach Tyler Marsh confirmed Reese took part in the team’s shootaround on Tuesday morning and the two-time All-Star is a game-time decision for the Sky’s all-important matchup against the Seattle Storm.
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WNBA fans hoping to see Angel Reese or Paige Bueckers in the playoffs will have to wait for at least one more season.
Perception and reality are two completely different things. And for the Chicago Sky, they learned this the hard way. Wasting prime years of Angel Reese was nev
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